Community profile
Park Delta Bay
Isleton, CA
A waterfront park in the California Delta between the Bay Area and Sacramento, with a row of owner-occupied tiny houses among its long-term residents. Homes must be certified to RV industry standards and stay on wheels.
How this place works
- Living model
- General living
- Kind of place
- Long-term RV and tiny-home resort community
- Participation
- No participation requirement found This is not proof that none exists. Ask the operator.
- Residential fit
- Long-term residence is supported; exact primary-residence and vacancy terms need confirmation
- Current availability detail
- Operator offers month-to-month extended-stay RV sites and invites tiny-home owners to call about long-term parking; exact vacancy is not published.
- Evidence
- Operator website observed · last researched September 22, 2026
These are research findings from public sources, not an operator confirmation. The primary source is the page this was read from (opens deltabay.org in a new tab). Confirm every requirement, cost and opening with the community before making plans.
Why this profile may interest you
- Bring-your-own-home pathway reported
- Own your home, lease the site
- Year-round living reported
At a glance
Current housing and availability
Inquiries open
Availability last checked September 22, 2026
The community is accepting qualified inquiries or reservations. An inquiry route exists; inventory may not.
Land to Village lists a home or site here only when a current, related record supports it.
What Land to Village has confirmed
- Community description (Park Delta Bay)
- Evidence status (Park Delta Bay)
- Monthly cost (Park Delta Bay)
- Date the cost was confirmed (Park Delta Bay)
- Full-time living (Park Delta Bay)
- Bring-your-own-home policy (Park Delta Bay)
- Pet policy (Park Delta Bay)
- Tenure (Park Delta Bay)
- Official website (Park Delta Bay)
- Housing arrangements (Park Delta Bay)
What still needs confirmation
These details are material and Land to Village has not confirmed them. Ask about them before making a decision.
- The monthly site fee depends on the length of the home and covers water, sewer, trash and landscaping of common areas, electricity, propane and internet are billed separately, and whether any other charge is required has not yet been confirmed.
- A home must be certified to RV industry standards, registered as a vehicle and kept on wheels, and what alternative certification is accepted has not yet been confirmed.
- A security deposit and an approved credit and background check are required, and what the approval criteria are has not yet been confirmed.
- Whether a site is available today has not yet been confirmed.
- Whether children may live here has not yet been confirmed.
- How many homes are currently occupied has not yet been confirmed.
- What residents are expected to take part in has not yet been confirmed.
Legal and financial caution
Before you pay anyone anything
A reservation is not the same as a completed or legally occupiable homesite. Review refund terms, agreements, approvals, financing, site rent, and projected dates independently before paying money.
Land to Village never collects deposits, investment, membership payments, or purchase commitments, and never holds money on behalf of a community or a group.
Sources and review history
- Park Delta Bay — operator source (opens deltabay.org in a new tab) · Operator · reviewed September 8, 2026Supports: Community description, Evidence status, Monthly cost, Date the cost was confirmed, Full-time living, Bring-your-own-home policy, Pet policy, Tenure, Official website, Housing arrangements
- Park Delta Bay: primary research source (opens deltabay.org in a new tab) · Operator · reviewed September 22, 2026Supports: Current availability
This profile was last reviewed September 8, 2026.
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